Yamantaka thangka

In Buddhist Vajrayana tradition, Mahakala is considered to be one of the dharmapala — protector of the Teaching. Boddhisatva Avalokiteshvara used this terrifying manifestation to protect Buddhism and practitioners.

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A tibetan style practice Somehow it came out like a combination of the Yama Dharmaraja thangka with Yamantaka thangka.

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This is a Thangka painting.I have an 18”x 12” unframed vintage painting on canvas probably bought in India during the 1970’s. I intend to sell it on EBay. It has a hard brown oval wax seal on the back with the #2028 and foreign characters I can’t decipher. Looks like an antique painting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thangka

Guest post from Willow Moon! "I am an initiate and practitioner of both Tibetan Buddhism and Faerie Witchcraft. One may think they are such different religions that it is strange that one person would practice both, but the religions are intrinsically complementary because neither nurtures a sense of competition with other religions or Gods.

Yamantaka

Solitary Hero Vajrabhairava